Revd Professor David Brown FBA

Theology and the Arts, Philosophical Theology, Christian Doctrine
Fellow type
UK Fellow
Year elected
2002
Subjects
Religion

Current post

University of St Andrews Emeritus Professor of Theology, Aesthetics and Culture

University of St Andrews Wardlaw Professor

Past appointments

University of St Andrews Professor of Theology, Aesthetics and Culture

2008 - 2016

University of Durham Van Mildert Professor of Divinity

1990 - 2008

Oriel College, Oxford Fellow and Tutor in Theology and Philosophy

1976 - 1990

University of Oxford University Lecturer in Theology

1976 - 1990

Publications

La tradition kénotique dans la théologie britannique

David Brown - Published in 2010 by Oxford Univerity Press

God and Mystery in Words God and Mystery in Words

David Brown - Published in 2008 by Oxford University Press

God and Grace of Body God and Grace of Body

David Brown - Published in 2006 by Oxford University Press

God and Enchantment of Place God and Enchantment of Place

David Brown - Published in 2004 by Oxford University Press

Tradition and imagination; Discipleship and imagination

David Brown - Published in (2 vols) 1999, 2000 by Oxford University Press

Continental philosophy and modern theology

David Brown - Published in 1987 by Wipf and Stock

The divine trinity

David Brown - Published in 1985 by Wipf and Stock

Other Fellows of the British Academy

Professor Andrew Louth FBA

The history and theology of the Christian Church in Late Antiquity and in the Byzantine Empire; modern Eastern Orthodox theology

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Rev Professor John Swinton FBA

Theology and mental health, theology of disability, dementia, spirituality health and healing, practical theology, qualitative research methods, ecclesiology and ethnography, end of life care, theodicy and the problem of evil.

Rev Professor John Swinton

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